$850.00
Tagliamonte creates jewelry that hearkens back to a bygone era in history. This pair of earrings is another classic design. It is crafted from solid 14K yellow gold and has oval Venetian glass intaglios in a lovely purple color depicting the story of the Eagle and the Peacock. Below each intaglio is 5mm freshwater cultured Pearl. Lever back closure.
The Moral Story of the Peacock and the Eagle is that we should be happy with what we have. Being upset with what we don't have but others' do will make us miserable. We will then miss the gifts of life we actually possess. The peacock was a bird with modest beauty and wanted to stand out more. Juno blessed him with its beautiful feathers and brilliant colors. As he fills out, the train of feathers becomes too heavy and does not allow him to fly any longer. The peacock looks with envy at the ability of the Eagle to fly freely in the sky. Don't trade your freedom for fancy things.
MSRP: $1600
Reg. $1100
Details:
- Stone Information: (2) Venetian glass intaglios; (2) 5mm freshwater cultured Pearls.
- Note: Due to the hand-blown nature of Venetian glass, small bubbles may be present.
- Note: Pearls are natural and may have blemishes/
- Metal: Solid 14K Yellow Gold
- Measurements: 1-1/4"L x 5/8"W
- Weight: 5.5 grams
- Fastening: Lever back
- Brand: Tagliamonte: All Tagliamonte designs are hand made.
- Country of Origin: Italy
- Authentic Markings: Yes
- Warranty Information: Each genuine piece of Tagliamonte jewelry comes with a romance card and a one-year warranty provided the piece has not been altered or tampered with. It will be repaired at no charge during this period. I have been working with Nino Tagliamonte since 1995 and handle all Customer Care for Tagliamonte Vicenza in the United States as well as some other areas in the world. You can feel very confident with any purchase you make from me. If you have any questions, please contact me.
- 20% of all proceeds goes to support the Maria Pearl Memorial Fund for high school senior scholarships for seniors seeking a future in the teaching profession. Maria Pearl passed away at the young age of 16 from an AVM which is similar to a brain aneurysm. Her story is that of a beautiful girl who sought to make a difference in the lives of others in some way, every day of her life.
